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Scott Allan GRAY

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Scott Allan GRAY

( late of Wangi – formerly of West Wallsend, NSW )

 

New South Wales Police Force

Goulburn Police Academy Class 263 

 

Regd. # 30399

 

Rank: Commenced Training at Goulburn Police Academy on Sunday 20 August 1995 ( aged 24 years, 9 months, 18 days )

Probationary Constable – appointed 16 February 1996 ( aged 25 years, 3 months, 14 days )

Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ?

Leading Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ?

 

Final Rank:  Leading Senior Constable

 

Stations:  Burwood ( 9 Division ), Gosford ( 30 Division ), Lake Macquarie, Toronto

 

Awards:  NSW Police Medal for Diligent & Ethical Service – granted on 13 February 2007

 

Service ( from Training date )From  20 August 1995   to   6 September 2007 = 12 years, 0 months, 17 days Service

 

Born:  Monday  2 November 1970

Died:  Thursday  6 September 2007

Age:  36 years, 10 months, 4 days

Cause of Death:  PTSD leading to suicide – hanging

 

Funeral date:  Wednesday 12 September 2007

Funeral location:  Lake Macquarie Memorial Park, Ryhope, NSW

 

Cremated:  with his ashes laid to rest on Mount Sugar Loaf, Newcastle, NSW

 

Memorial: NSW Police force Service Memorial Wall, Sydney Police Centre, Surry Hills, D8 ( Right wall )

Scott is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance

Scott Allan GRAY
Scott Allan GRAY
Scott GRAY and his two children. Taken in July 2007 a couple of months before he died.
Scott GRAY and his two children. Taken in July 2007 a couple of months before he died.

 

Funeral pamphlet

FURTHER INFORMATION IS REQUIRED RE THIS MEMBER.


Funeral details were first published in the Newcastle Herald on 10 September 2007


 

NSW Fallen Police facebook page:

Hey Scottie

Thinking about you today mate can’t believe it’s been 7 years since the unbearable became too much. Always wish some miracle intervention had happened but alas, it did not & your decision to leave was made.

Mate so many fun shifts together over the years along with the bad ones & the complete shit fights. You always had my back at a job. Somehow we always managed a laugh irrespective of how bad the job was. Seeing you off was a tough day.

Always remembered Senior Constable
You take care now
I’m sure our paths will cross again one day.

Cheers to you!

  • Peter Gould A fine epitaph for a fallen brother. RIP Scott Gray. Well done Dave Wilkinson.
    Like · Reply · 4 · Yesterday at 2:18pm
  • Dave Wilkinson Thanks Peter
    Like · Reply · 2 · Yesterday at 2:27pm
  • Clare Heiss This is just beautiful to see you honour Scott with these words. As the sister of a police officer who also took his life on duty, I can imagine the family would feel so comforted to see this post also. RIP Scott, you are in good company xx
    Like · Reply · 5 · Yesterday at 2:33pm
  • Janet Hill RIP Scot!
    Like · Reply · 2 · Yesterday at 2:33pm
  • Junelle Doherty What wonderful words.
    Well said.
    Amen !
    Like · Reply · 2 · Yesterday at 2:34pm
  • Dave Wilkinson Thank you Clare for saying so just find it hard that it really still is a taboo topic. Especially when you here management talk it up for the media but in reality they don’t give a damn
    Like · Reply · 5 · Yesterday at 2:36pm
  • Clare Heiss Exactly Dave, that’s why our family and others will continue to speak out for those that cannot – until they are honoured as they should be on the Wall, and so the Police Force acknowledge their deaths as well as their lives. #onewallforall
    Like · Reply · 2 · Yesterday at 2:40pm
    Mac McGillicuddy Beautiful words Dave Wilkinson.
    Vale S/Con Scott Gray.
    Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 2:40pm
  • Michelle Madirazza RIP Scott Gray!
    Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 3:11pm
  • Keith Brennan RIP brother
    Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 3:31pm · Edited
  • Kimberley Galvin A beautiful post and so lovely to see that Scott is close at heart even though some years have passed. As a Police widow to suicide this shows me love and comfort. What a great mate you are.x
    Like · Reply · 4 · Yesterday at 4:01pm
  • Dave Wilkinson Thank you for your kind words Kimberley
    Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 7:48pm
  • M-ark W-aspee Well said mate… RIP brother in blue…
    Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 4:03pm
  • Frank Skinner Well done
    Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 4:18pm
  • Sharon Johnson Nichols RIP Scott
    Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 4:26pm
  • Paul Glock RIP.
    Like · Reply · 1 · Yesterday at 5:14pm
  • Mark Kitchener I never knew you Scott but I hope you Rest in Peace and thank you for your service.
    Like · Reply · 2 · Yesterday at 5:23pm
  • Andy Peverill well said brother I am sure no one will speak of me like that. Rest in Peace Scott
    Like · Reply · 3 · Yesterday at 5:35pm
  • Dave Wilkinson Your getting stronger everyday Andy & not going anywhere so nobody will need to speak about you wink emoticon
    Like · Reply · 3 · 13 hrs
  • Kel Nightingale Well said Dave. The ‘real’ Police family will always remember the other forgotten heroes. Rest in peace brother in blue
    Like · Reply · 3 · Yesterday at 7:44pm
  • Stuart Norris Rip Scott
    Like · Reply · 1 · 22 hrs
  • Val Turner R.I.P.
    Like · Reply · 1 · 15 hrs
  • Amanda Stevenson RIP Scott
    Like · Reply · 1 · 15 hrs
Karole Westmay you be resting in peace and the golden rays in heaven shine on you
Like · Reply · 1 · 6 hrs

Memorial Posted 25 November 2014
Memorial Updated 23 November 2024 with further dates.

One thought on “Scott Allan GRAY

  • Today I’m writing a memorial speech for Scotty. Didn’t attend his funeral, I was too ill, I didn’t keep in touch with his family, I was too scared.
    I have thought about him nearly every day since he took himself away and Saturday 23rd Nov 2024 will be the first time I have spoken openly about his involvement in my life.
    My Dad John R Duggan senior sergeant 3rd class Maitland NSW was the reason Scotty joined the force, dad and mum were so proud of him. We spent so many hours in our ratbag years drinking and smoking and dreaming of what this life will bring.
    His favourite songs were American Pie and Vincent and we would often sing together.
    Wild horse riding adventures, camping trips, sailing races, and time spent with Kate on the farm in their early years are some of the things I will be remembering.

    Suzie Hopkins

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